St Vincent College - Tower Yearbook (Latrobe, PA)

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1 l 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 l 1 Zeta Chapter of Delta Phl Epsilon was established at the Universlty of Detroit in 1924. The alms of the fraternity are the improvement of freedom of trade and of enterprise. These purposes apply to the fields of 'foreign relations, political science and commerce. Delta Phi Epsilon sponsors the Continental Cruise annually. Loyalty to the University and participation in constructive actlvitles are fostered by the fraternity. Charles H. Babcock Treasurer Frederick L. Falater President Gerald J. Carnago James Collias John D. Compton Nicholas R. Devine Secretary Emanuel J. Rothis Ralph J. Semetko Vice-President Peter J. Treff Pledge Master Alex Valos ORITY 5 V! . 1 if U H Ilr- ' - 1 9 ' ' '..,., Q N William A. Bernock, Jr. E Y Q tat 4 E M Q2 :M 2 5 U' it -A 2 U3 h 51. Q I-U lm G , ....... E W t -2. Q. . .54 . .1-Qzifw .c . .a:iH?5' .Mftqlif 155 .4-1.19.1-Qi' 7 1. - Pi' -. gi ' 1 3:2-W ,5 l Mary Ann Coomes President Catherine F. Shelley Vice-Presi dent 1 Delta Omicron is a National Music Sorority founded at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music in 1909. The Beta Chapter was established at the University of Detroit in 1911. Academic excellence is required of all members. The sorority's aim is to aid its members in the develop- ment of musical proficiency and in the maintenance of a high degree of scholarship. 199

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1- , 1- l Chi Sigma Phi, an engineering social fraternity, was founded on campus in 1922 with the aim of inculcating in its members high standards of professional ethics, of fostering true culture and broadening the members' vision beyond the narrow limits of their profession. They seek to develop gentlemen and scholars worthy of the engineering profession and of the University. The active members are co-sponsors of the annual Varsity Ball and the Tower Ball, besides taking an active part in the Carnival and the Float Parade. Annually they present an award to the graduating engineer who has attained the highest scholastic average for tive years. l98 Eugene J. Altermatt Edmund J. Cleplela Gus M. Davis Jr. Edmund C. Decker Joseph L. Dietz Donald M. Figurski Eugene J. Forster Lawrence L. Gates President Anthony J. Gioia Joseph M. Groen Pledgemaster Donald E. Hoey Lawrence R. Hogan Sergeant-at-Arms Niels H. Johnson Zuhair J. Kazanii Kenneth James Law Raymond A. LeBlanc Robert B. Mucha Joseph T. Piltittere Ray A. Piziali Carl M. Redlin Jr. Charles R. Wagner Byron Lloyd Warner Treasurer Victor W. Wiktorowskl Thomas R. Woods Martin W. Wyrod Vice-Presi dent Alex Peter Zukowskl

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Founded in 1925 by 18 Varsity News men, then known as the Detroit Press Club, Delta Pi Kappa has since strived to promote high moral and ethical stand- ards in the field of iournalism and to foster the spirit of brotherhood. Each year Editorial keys are awarded to students who have done outstanding work ,in iournallsm and at the annual Scribes Ball a coed is honored with the title of Scribes Belle. Patrick H. Allen Leo T. Aretha George Bllson Recording Secretary Thomas D. Buchanan Vice-President Con Carson Walter Dennison Robert Deters Sergeant-at-Arms Thomas P. Duross Corres. Secretary Robert T. Fermoyle President John H. Johns Thomas E. LaRochelle N Jim P. Lucier l l Paul M. Preuss Historian Mark H. Teklinski Jack R. Tischler Treasurer Z M 9 'i z 'T :,a:Z.1 - 'if 'EJ' 5 V- ' 3 .Ea4ffMivsrTbr , ' V l 1 . . ' x nn- ID 1' I I-D 'B 'B ID TY l N ATER FR OURNAUSM LJ NA IO FESS O PR